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Commerce pick Lutnick clears key procedural hurdle
Donald Trump’s nominee to lead the Department of Commerce — and implement the president’s sweeping trade and tariff agenda — is set for a full Senate confirmation vote in the coming days. The Senate voted to advance Howard Lutnick’s nomination Thursday afternoon, 52-45. It comes after the Senate Commerce…
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The Rules Committee recessed amid an internal GOP clash on the spy powers reauthorization…
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Rep. Clay Fuller (R-Ga.) was just sworn in on the House floor. Speaker Mike Johnson gets a rare two vote cushion for a few days as a result…
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The proposal was introduced as the House Rules Committee gaveled into a high-stakes Tuesday hearing…
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